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Do you have a fabulous home you are proud of and would like to show off? Do people talk about your interior design style? Do you have unusual or unique taste? Do you want to be on TV?
TLC is looking for people to appear on a special about what your home says about you.
Applicant Rules:
1. We're looking for fun couples with out going personalities and with unique or extreme taste in design who would love to show their home and be on TV.
2. All applicants must be over 18.
3. Initially we are only looking for couples and families who live in the New York tri-state area.
4. In order for your application to be considered you must be able to email in recent photos of yourselves and the inside and outside of your home.
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CLICK HERE TO APPLY!
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Click Here to Visit The Official Site
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Trading Spaces News
May 10, 2004
Roll Call is reporting that sisters and members of the House Of Representatives, Congresswomen Loretta and Linda Sanchez may be Trading Spaces this fall. They are said to be "considering swapping apartments on the room makeover program," according to Judy Woodruff's Inside Politics. That should give them a lock on the designer vote.
April 30, 2004
Obsessive/Compulsive Trading Spaces designer Vern Yip has been called up to the big leagues. He's leaving The Learning Channel and heading for NBC where he will host Design Intervention. The major networks have discovered there's rating in those renovations and they are all following ABC's hit Extreme Makeover: Home Edition example. Vern tells the Baton Rouge Advocate that the new show will be much more comprehensive than what he has been used to, "We're going to transform an entire house, inside and out in two weeks," including the yard. He is expected to take his leather jacket with him.
Meanwhile ....
Trading Spaces designer Doug Wison will continue to sport his leather pants on TLC. He told Zap2it.com, "I'm signed on to 'Trading Spaces' for three more years. I'm making TLC my home, so people know where to tune in and find me." He says he has committed to several specials: One is a series of "four, two-hour quarterly segments for TLC, called 'America's Ugliest Rooms' -- big-budget, lots of fun." He says we can look forward to a musical episode, a farm episode, a Medieval version and an audience participation episode where viewers will choose a new designer. That all sounds great, but if CBS called, he'd be gone tomorrow. |
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